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Tony Williams, Miles Electric Band & Wadada Leo Smith
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- Wadada Leo Smith "Tony Williams" Fire Illuminations (Kabell Records) 0:00
- Host talks 5:13
- Tony Williams "Tomorrow Afternoon" Life Time (Blue Note) 7:11
- Kidd Jordan and Fred Anderson Quartet "Spirits Come In" Shape of Jazz to Come (Blue Series) 12:32
- Host talks 16:37
- Stevie Wonder "Improvising Giant Steps" Night School (Improv Masters) 17:31
- Girls in Airports "Plants" How is it Now (Kaja Records) 19:11
- Host talks 23:40
- Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra "Sugar Blues" Uncollected Sounds (Hindsight Records) 24:50
- Emily Braden "Beautiful Friendship" Cannon Sparrow (Emily Braden) 27:32
- Host talks 30:28
- Gary Peakock "Bonsho" Voices (Jazzwerkstatt) 31:35
- Lizzie Thomas "Love for Sale" Duo Encounters (Dot Time Records) 37:36
- Host talks 40:08
- Billie Holiday And Her Orchestra "Let's Call a Heart a Heart" Greatest Hits (GRP) 41:22
- Chris Keefe "Just in Time" Opening (Chris Keefe) 43:51
- Host talks 48:06
- Brad Mehldau "The Bard Returns" Elegiac Cycle (Nonesuch) 48:22
- Host talks 52:19
- Miles Electric Band "Mellow Kisses" That You Not Dare to Forget (Legacy Recordings) 53:13
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